E Hornbogen - Journal of materials science, 2004 - Springer
Shape memory alloys (SMA) produce the largest anomalous reversible strains of all crystalline materials: ε SM< 10% in comparison to ε FM< 1.0% and ε FE< 0.1%(FM …
E Marinopoulou, K Katakalos - Materials, 2022 - mdpi.com
Active materials have gained increasing momentum during the last decades due to their ability to act as sensors and actuators without the need for an external controlling system or …
Shape memory alloys (SMAs) are exploited in several innovative applications, experiencing up to millions of cycles, and thus requiring a fully understanding of material fatigue and …
The thesis proposes a multi-scale comprehensive analysis of low cycle fatigue of shape memory alloys (SMAs). First, low cycle fatigue of SMAs is experimentally investigated; …
Like any material, shape memory alloys undergo degradation of their properties over time. In this case, in addition to their structural characteristics, attention must be given to their …
T Ataalla, M Leary, A Subic - … Technologies 2012: Proceedings of the 4th …, 2012 - Springer
Abstract Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs) provide an exceptional opportunity for the design of novel actuators, however their application is limited by the fatigue mode of failure. Fatigue …
GS Mammano, E Dragoni - Procedia Engineering, 2011 - Elsevier
Shape memory alloys (SMAs) are increasingly used for the construction of simple solid-state actuators characterized by outstanding power density. The rational design of these actuators …
Shape memory alloys (SMAs) are functional materials with two remarkable properties: superelasticity and the shape memory effect. The reversible, solid-to-solid (" martensitic") …
AP Baêta-Neves, MA Savi, PMCL Pacheco - Mechanics Research …, 2004 - Elsevier
The remarkable properties of shape memory alloys have increasing the interest in applications in different areas varying from biomedical to aerospace hardware. Despite the …